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CEO: Seminars Introduce Opportunities For Abilities
Posted: January 26, 2013 at 5 a.m.
Volunteerism does not just help the community, it builds a strong work force. Almost 200 people learned that message Friday morning during the first of the four-part NWA PerformanceGPA Series.
"We are not just interested in connecting people to volunteer work. We want to maximize ability. It's about honing in and growing your talent."
Adam Arroyos
President and chief executive officer of Grandslam Performance Associates
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A video of Friday’s first NWA PeformanceGPA Series will be available on the Grandslam Performance Associates website Monday. Go to www.performancegpa.com.
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